Sentence examples for might go lower from inspiring English sources
The risk is that they might go lower, to zero or slightly higher.
Digital Folio charts the 30-day price history on electronics items at a number of retailers so shoppers can see not only where the lowest price is, but also whether that price might go lower still.
Long-term interest rates the world over are at 50-year lows, and, indeed, just might go lower.
At the time, Buffett said stocks were a good deal, but he thought prices might go lower.
He expects a recovery in Brazil over the next two years but warns that prices might go lower in the next six months.
I figured a refugee camp in the middle of Darfur might go even lower.
"But it's hard to see how rates might go much lower for very long," Mr. Zandi said, unless the nation's economy shrinks again or Europe's debt crisis intensifies.
Showing how that might go, she lowered her voice seductively: "You want to use a hyphen there?
"In Australia or California, for example, smoking rates are quite low - they could go lower, but it might not have much more impact on death rates.
Rents, they say, will go lower.
